Printing Tips
- Print at 100% or Actual Size so the smaller details on the gingerbread house stay open enough to color.
- Use heavier paper for any page you intend to cut out and hang.
- Grayscale printing is fine; the pages are line art only.
- The gingerbread house rewards fine-tip pens over crayons for older children.
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